IAS - Lesson 1

The security goal of ensuring that you can access information systems and their data when you need them. They must be available in a dependable and timely manner. This is called?

• Availability

• Confidentiality

• Integrity

• Authencity

The security goal of ensuring that only authorized persons can access information systems and their data. This is called?

• Availability

• Confidentiality

• Integrity

• Authencity

A successful attack against a vulnerability is called?

• external attacker

• exploit

• patch

• risk

An attacker that has no current relationship with the organization they're attacking is called?

• external attacker

• internal attacker

• physical safeguard

• management

The study and practice of protecting information. The main goal of information security is to protect its confidentiality, integrity, and availability is called?

• information security

• computer security

• physical safeguard

• administrative safeguard

The security goal of ensuring that no changes are made to information systems and their data without permissions is called?

• Availability

• Confidentiality

• Integrity

• Authenticity

An attacker that has a current relationship with the organization he or she is attacking. It can be an angry employee. This is called?

• external attacker

• internal attacker

• physical safeguard

• subject of an attack

This raises employee awareness about basic information security, and to train individuals with information security roles to increase their knowledge, skills and abilities.

• training and awareness

• policy

• technology

• incident response plan

What was the first widely recognized published document to identify the role of management and policy issues in computer security?

• Rand Report R-609

• ARPANET

• program plan

• security report document

The ability of the subject or object to use, manipulate, modify, or affect another subject or object.

• asset

• access

• attack

• exploit